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When a company issues partly paid shares, the investor pays only a portion of the total share price upfront. The remaining amount will be paid as per the ne...

After the initial payment, the shareholder is expected to pay the remaining amount as per the company's set terms on the predefined date.

Yes, there is no such restriction on partly paid shares. You will be able to sell the shares as normal holdings available in your portfolio.

You will be receiving an email to pay the remaining amount or next call amount for the partly paid shares from the Registrar of the company.

After the final payment is made, the shares will be transitioned from the temporary to permanent ISIN. During this period, the shares will not be visible in...

Yes, Corporate actions such as stock bonus, extraordinary dividends, stock splits, rights issue, merger & demergers, amalgamation, and consolidations re...

Dividend adjustments are applied on the ex-dividend date, which is when the stock begins trading without the dividend value.

As per exchange, all the options strikes and the futures contracts are adjusted if a company announces extraordinary dividends (dividend amount =>2% of t...